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The Who - The Who Sings My Generation

The Who - The Who Sings My Generation (1965)

My Generation The Who
LP
Release December 3, 1965
Recording
April and October 1965

Genre Rock, Proto-punk

Duration 36:13
Label (s)

Brunswick Records Producer (s)
Shel Talmy

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My Generation, also known as The Who Sings My Generation (version British and American respectively) is the band's debut album English of rock The Who , which was recorded and released in 1965 . He was regarded by many critics as one of the best albums in rock history in various lists.

The single "My Generation was released before the album and reached second place in the UK charts. "A Legal Matter", "The La La Lies "and" The Kids Are Alright "were also released as singles, but without much success (although" The Kids Are Alright "was the eighth in Sweden)." My Generation "and "The Kids Are Alright" are two of the most popular songs and versions of the group. While "My Generation" is a rocker and aggressive number that presaged punk movement , " The Kids Are Alright " is a pop song more sophisticated and is considered a founder of the movement power pop. "Circles" was performed by group mod at that time called Les Fleur de Lys , who gained notoriety for its inclusion in the Nuggets box set .

Tracklist:

All songs written by Pete Townshend the exceptions mentioned.

English version ("My Generation")

01 "Out In The Street" (2:31)
02 "I Don ' t Mind " (James Brown) (2:36)
03"The Good's Gone" (4:02)
04"La La La Lies" (2:17)
05"Much Too Much" (2:47)
06"My Generation" (3:18)
07"The Kids Are Alright" (3:10)
08"Please, Please, Please" (James Brown/John Terry) (2:45)
09"It's Not True" (2:31)
10"I'm A Man" (Bo Diddley) (3:23)
11"A Legal Matter" (2:48)
12"The Ox" ([[Pete Townshend/Keith Moon/John Entwistle/Nicky Hopkins) (3:50)

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North American version ("The Who Sings My Generation")

list of topics:
01 "Out In The Street" (2:31) 02
"I Don'ts Mind" ( James Brown) (2:36) 03
"The Good's Gone" (4:02)
04 "La La La Lies" (2:17) 05
"Much Too Much" (2:47)
06 " My Generation" (3:18) 07
" The Kids Are Alright " (2:46) 08
"Please, Please, Please" (James Brown / John Terry ) (2:45)
09 "It's Not True" (2:31)
10 "The Ox" (Pete Townshend / Keith Moon / John Entwistle / Nicky Hopkins) (3:50 )
11 "A Legal Matter" (2:48)

12 "Instant Party (Circles)" (3:12)

Details The first American edition "Circles" was mistakenly called "Instant Party" and was called "Instant Party (Circles)" in subsequent editions. ("Instant Party" is a different song.) According to the notes of the "Deluxe Edition" "I'm A Man" was eliminated from the American edition of its sexual content. The U.S. edition also featured a shortened version and different from "The Kids Are Alright." Both editions have a different cover.
In 2002 it released a deluxe edition double English and cover a total of 30 songs. Personal




The Who Roger Daltrey: Pete Townshend
voice, guitar and vocals
John Entwistle: bass and vocals
Keith Moon: drums and percussion

Other musicians
Nicky Hopkins : piano

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New York Dolls - New York Dolls

LP

New York Dolls - New York Dolls (1973)

The New York Dolls is a group music rock band formed in New York in 1971.
They got little success during his lifetime, but the New York Dolls exemplified what came shortly after the punk rock era and even later, the influences of his style and exaggerated transvestite noticed in the appearance of many hair metal groups. His musical style sloppy, but high energy set the tone for muchas bandas de R ock And Roll posteriores.

Genero: Rock
Pais: U.S.A.
Covers: Front
Bitrate: 128 Kbps
Peso: 38,5 Mb
Formato: MP3

Lista De Temas:

01 - Personality Crisis
02 - Looking For A Kiss
03 - Vietnamese Baby
04 - Lonely Planet Boy
05 - Frankenstein (Orig.)
06 - Trash
07 - Bad Girl
08 - Subway Train
09 - Pills
10 - Private World
11 - Jet Boy

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The Ramones - Judy's in the Basement - The 914 Sessions

EP

The Ramones - Judy's in the Basement - The 914 Sessions (1975)

Ramones - Judy in basement - the 914 session [no label, 1CD]

Before Ramones hit him big (OK, never were as big as the Sex Pistols , but hey, are Ramones!) with their album self-titled debut in 1976, had this little nugget flight around. Registered on September 19, 1975 in 914 studies, Blauvelt, New York, Judy in the basement was released as a 10-inch EP by the records of the hit and run, and made in East Berlin. The liner notes also state that the songs were produced by Tommy Erdelyi.
At the time, was Ramones PUNK . But then, given the simplicity of the songs, catchy melodies, the singalong-ness of your tunes and those chords sounding (never mind that they were the same three or four) - it's hard not to like the Ramones and double drive not be inspired by them. For many, the idea could Ramones boil down to this: it is so simple that anyone can.



Covers: FRONT-BACK, BACK
Weight: 17.59 Mb

Tracklist:
Track 01 I Do not Want to Go Down To The Basement (Dee Dee Ramone / Johnny Ramone)
Track 02 53rd & 3rd (Dee Dee Ramone)
Track 03 I Want to Be Your Boyfriend (Tommy Ramone)
Track 04 Judy Is A Punk (Joey Ramone)
Track 05 Loudmouth (Joey Ramone / Dee Dee Ramone / Johnny Ramone)

Lineup:
Joey Ramone -
vocals Johnny Ramone - guitar
Dee Dee Ramone - bass & backing vocals
Tommy Ramone - drums

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The 4 Skins - The Good, The Bad & The 4-Skins

LP

The 4 Skins - The Good, The Bad & The 4-Skins (1982)

One of the largest in the Oi!, the 4 Skins, many say that they were "apolitical rare" and supporting one another in the "Illusion musical" saying that a component the group ended up playing with the pigs Skrewdriver and it shows that "were Nazis," same people do not realize that this unhappy fact of the group is precisely why, as a CERDET , which in my personal opinion shows me that they never had anything to do with the mob, certain sectors are criticized for saying that his lyrics were advocating violence, which is not entirely true, they talked about their lives and their social problems, were people of the "working class" with shit jobs and often unemployed and if their lyrics were violent was because society forced them to be.

Text taken from The Rumble


Genre: Oi! / Punk Rock
Country: UK
Covers: FRONT
Bitrate: 160 Kbps
Weight: 62 Mb
Format: MP3

Tracklist:
01 Plastic Gangsters
02 Jealousy
03 Yesterday's Hero
04 Justice
05 Jack the Lad
06 Remembrance Day
07 Manifesto
08 Wonderful World

10 September 1984 Evil
Sorry
11 12 I Do not Want to Die
13 ACAB
14

Chaos
Training: 1981-1983

Tom McCourt (bass)
Tony 'Panther' Cummins (vocals)
John Jacobs (guitar)
Pete Abbot (drums)